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@rfelton77 Thank you much for the intelligent remarks. You are a rare person these days and do not get enough press and attention for your enlightened thoughts!

@friding999 What a small world this is. To think that when you are having a soulful experience, someone, somewhere is having a similar experience! I am awed by knowing you could identify with this. Mary Ann drove me to delirium and kept me awake nights...at the tender age of 12 :)

To the former Mary Cilenti: Remember when we both listened to this song while being together? Your former Army friend, Ed. BTW, I can still remember the sweet times we did have together, even though we could have never stayed together. Love, still.

@brainsareus Man, I sure wouldn't want to see you dance!

@DICACIO1 It was great seeing someone here know about Fremont. I went to Manual Arts from 59-62. The Southern League! Do you remember the great football games? If not, it is still cool to have memories of LA posted here.

@cakie8269 Oh, how sad, I'm sorry. I am an Eddie too. From the time this song was popular..hee hee.

@SouthCentralMadness I lived as a teen in South Central when this song was playing :)

@BlooBubbles47 Huh?

This was just a great song to dance to with someone sweet and warm. Cheated, lied, nuts to all that. You can't cling to someone who doesn't want to go along, so let go and move on. That's all.

@nigazig Calling people negative names such as "fag" is part of the bitterness you probably feel. When I was 15 and listening and to this song, it was sweetness I felt. When today, 2011. I listen sweetness and warmth return if for only a few moments. Put aside your negativity and take in the good...

All the guys in a dark room. Never enough girls. But you did your best to attract one to grind with. This was one of the songs that made it happen. It was in LA for me. I am 58 now. Didn't get married until 39 :) Still married to the one I married. I wish sweetness to all who remember.

You Tube has about every Oldie imaginable. This is another great Classic, especially to someone who was a teen mid-50s, early 60s. Thanks for the upload!

@Tsakalos21100 The eighties and then the nineties. Wall Street. The death of Soul.

Some of the background music to my first acid trip in 1968 LA. There were great THC caps as well. I will always remember this, of course. Saw the Moody Blues in Tahoe ca. 1984. They do sound the same in concert as on record...even better when thousand others are sharing along. This song and Tuesd...

@xxghkuuer23 Who's Haley Reinhart?